San Juan Capistrano Setlist

Big Red Sun Blues [Lu apparently wakes up in time to catch “a big red sunset,” so this was added to setlist]
Car Wheels on a Gravel Road
Can’t Let Go
The Night’s Too Long [with much talk about Lu having moved from Los Angeles to Nash and back, in the day]
Something About What Happens When We Talk
Greenville
Bus to Baton Rouge [with much talk of Louisiana & Arkansas and sides of the family and other Southern locales]
Blue
2 Kool 2 B Forgotten [with a long, different intro ending in obvious impatience by the band to get to it, Lu musing as to whether the Imes and Adams books are now in print, Lu pondering the phrase “junebug vs. hurricane” and concluding, “It must mean something”]
It’s Hard to Take This Old Heartache [which Lu introduces as a “classic country song”–it certainly lives up to that, and includes an early line about separation for “a month of sundays”]
East Side of Town [another somewhat country tune but one which cries out to rock a bit harder, dedicated after to “certain politicians” and their promises: this one contains my favorite line from any new Lu song: “no empathy in your eyes”]
Drunken Angel
Something Wicked… (with new internal phrasing of “mighty wicked”]
Burning Bridges {Lu can’t resist hinting who it is about after, mentioning a person who played in her early bands and records who won’t be reached out to these days–“I’m OK, he’s the one with the problem”]
Still I Long for Your Kiss
OUt of Touch
Changed the Locks
Joy

Honeybee [by repeated request]
Get Right with God
Rocking in the Free World

More details soon…